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Remove redundant comments from entry-point files - #30
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What
Trims two comments from the gem's entry-point files:
lib/axe-cuprite.rb— removes the note about the convenience entry point / canonical require path.lib/axe/cuprite.rb— shortens the header comment.Notes
Pure comment cleanup — no functional change, no tests affected.
One thing for reviewers to weigh: the
lib/axe/cuprite.rbchange drops the "— without ever touching Selenium internals" clause, which is the gem's core reason for existing (the no-Selenium path is what makes it work with Cuprite). Happy to restore that clause if we'd rather keep it documented in the header.